Flight Simulation In 2020 | Which Graphic Card is Right for You?
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Choosing a graphics card for flight simulation in 2020 can be a daunting task, I share my personal recommendations, based on performance and price. We take a look at a number of categories, Entry Level, Entry Level for VR, Mid-range cards as well as High-end and extreme options. Hopefully some of this information will help you in making your decision easier.
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Intro: 1:08
Entry Level: 4:49
Entry Level VR: 8:00
Mid-Level: 10:49
High-End: 14:00
Extreme: 17:25
Summary: 19:19
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This video shows my recommendations for graphic cards, based on various budgets and performance levels. There is a huge range of cards from both Nvidia and AMD, this is just my suggestions for each category covered. What was I thinking....HMDI?...sorry that should be HDMI..!!!!! Do you have a favourite? If so please drop your comments below and let me know if there is one I should have included but missed. Catch my follow up video on the 3080 ti here ruclips.net/video/HQSpqbiChmA/видео.html
"Do you have a favourite?" of course I have: RTX 2080Ti... can I buy it? Not even close.
@Mace Cee :D
@@renatoigmed ...but Renato...the 3080 is in the works! It just never ends lol, all designed to suck money out of your account...I will probably get a 2080 and ryzen 5 and stay with MFS2020. I need my Guimbal Cabri2 helicopter and Beechcraft Premier private jet! So I will have xplane as well for awhile.
Hello i found your video very interesting, to tell you the truth i would like your opinion about the GTX 1050 TI By Asus version Strix.is it worth for starting with Prepar3d?
Petros Partidos , it’s okay, but will struggle in higher density scenery and more complex PMDG aircraft.
Finally a graphics card roundup regarding flight sim. THANKYOU
But I need a cpu review the one I have is dead while playing the game
100% going to wait for the 3080ti (or whatever they decide to call it) VR in particular will want this
Haha I’m getting 3090
@@bobpro583 :P
ruclips.net/video/aDMsGl_XxTk/видео.html
It cost $1300
I purchase last year November a 9900k and 2080s 16gb3200mhz Ram. I never knew I’d actually need that power . Been apart of the Alpha for the last two months and all I can say is people are going to shiver ! This isn’t just the best sim out here it’s shockingly smooth compared to the completion and looks 100x better ..
Congratulations on getting in on the alpha! Can't wait for release day!
Do you think itll run smooth on a 2070 super and 8600k with 32 gb of 3200mhx dominator platinum ram?
@@drummonkeystuffuk1875 Yeah, you should be good with that like. It'll run on a GTX970 so I reckon you're golden.
I so pissed myself laughing at the intro, it was so epic with the suit, rockets an landing and then..... 🤣😂
Great video and recommendations. I built my first PC in Dec 2019 and had to compromise on a decent (but cheap) mid-range GPU. I bought the MSI Armour RX580. Works well for 1080p in my truck sim games and is silent at idle but no one ever mentioned that under load it sounds like a freaking jet taking off. This might be perfect and might add to your flight sim experience, but annoys the hell out of me. Just throwing that out there since very few, if any, GPU reviewers ever mention noise levels. At the time I built the reviewers and presenters seemed more concerned with FPS and RGB ;-) Thank you for the detailed information.
@SimHanger - A Tip for you; if you add a timestamp of 00:00 at the start of your time stamps; it will add them to the timeline in the play window for you.... If that's something you want, you need the 00:00 at the start of the time stamps list for it to work....
A cpu with a fast single core speed is much more important for most flight simulators than a fast videocard.
My setup is 32gb ddr4 3200 ram, a Ryzen 5 3600 and a AMD RX 5600XT, dual 24 inch monitors, this is enough and runs XP11, p3D and Aerofly 2.0 very smooth...
Great video by the way...
John Anderson , hi John, thanks for the positive feedback. Take care.
I'm running a i72700k overclocked to 4.6 ghz, with 32gb ddr3 2133, 1070ti overclocked to 2050mhz, I'm not sure how it will cope with fs2020, I do need to upgrade my internet speed though. It's to slow
I still run a GeForce - Ventus 2060/6Gb card in 2023 and it does the job just fine. I'm getting around 40-50 FPS on average with mid to high settings turned on in msfs. I fly mostly cross country VFR in the UK so no issues. I have absolutely no interest in buzzing over New York, London etc.
Rebuilding my whole pc for this msi b450m amd motherboard, vengeance 16gb ddr4 3000 ram, evga rtx 2070 super ftw3 8gb overclocked, ryzen 7 2700x, can’t wait I’ll have everything by this weekend or Monday.
I went with nvidia over amd for the gpu because of the drivers, price, ray tracing... etc
@@prez343 You'll be happy with that system, very similar to my own
Chris awesome! I can’t wait, getting my new monitor in today 144hz 1080p curved, good bye 60hz lol I think with this stimulus check I might go to the 3700x and give my brother the 2700x I’d if it’s worth it any advice or be fine with the 2700x
Chris love it so far hopped on valorant and cod, never went under 150 FPS, valorant without cap was 200+ but I figured I set it at like 170 so i didn’t risk any big frame drops for whatever reason so it would be smooth
@@prez343 Yeah that's the right way to do it, just set your monitor to 144 and use gsync/freesync if you've got it. The benefit of going over 144 is not worth the inconsistency of not using a frame sync method. It's a good feeling when you've got more frames than you know what to do with rather than fighting for every last one lol.
Also with old or simple games not capping the framerate is just a waste of electricity. No point having the game engine render 500+ frames a second when the monitor is only showing a quarter of them.
Been searching for something like this for ages.. I seem to trust your opinion. Thanks.
I am running the same exact Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super GAMING OC and I am very happy with the performance in P3D v5 (almost everything on ultra). It was slightly bottlenecked by the CPU when flying airliners (i7-7700). I have just received the new i7-10700 and I have to wait a few days for the motherboard. Thank you for video!
Branimir Filovski , your new CPU with your GPU will be an excellent combination. 👍
Hello Friend Greetings. i am going to buy a new gpu for prepar3d v5.2. I have read that the nvidia gpu are better for the prepar3d, do you know anything about the subject? Do you know if it is true or false?
I ask you all this because I am undecided between rtx3080 or rx6900xt
I would be grateful for your help or anyone who can recommend me.
Beforehand thank you very much
My choice would be rtx3080
@@SimHangerFS Thank you
Don’t buy a new graphics card because Microsoft recommends what is needed for a decent quality.There are some influencers who tries to make people buy a new expensive graphics card that is not needed !Watch out for that !
Nice video! Especially liked the intro. Happy to hear my 1080 isn't a total washout, although it was just a passing remark. The problem tends to be that there are so many variations of chipsets and tunings that a pure "this is our recommendation" only helps people in search for a new rig, and leaves the owners of the "extreme choice" of two years back in serious doubt where their expensive set should be placed in the lineup.
I’ve built a new PC for MSFS2020, i7 10700K, RTX 2080 Super, 32G RAM, 1TB SSD. Also able to get a steady 50mbps download on my internet. Says these specs are for ideal performance so hoping that the Sim will run smoothly.
Why did u get an Intel 10th gen AMD is so much better atm - _-
@@youtubeairways8646 For specifically gaming, current series of Intel is a few FPS faster than AMD. Once Zen3 comes out, then AMD will be better in cost, and specs.
@@nathanielgeorge1398 Yeah but Flight Sim is a multicore platform unlike traditional games!! We'll have to wait for benchmarks. I'm waiting on the ryzen 4000 series
@@denziiey probably flight simulator is not the only game he will play.
Great Video ! Thanks Mark ! Getting back into FlightSim after many years ! So with MSFS2020 on the way this is a big help ! 👍🙏🏻✈️
Lee Rose , hi Lee, glad it was useful. Take care.
Whilst you may need a 2080ti to max out P3D, MSFS202 does not need it, the 2080 Super will max out the sim at 4k ultra settings. Flight sims need good cpus too so a latest gen Intel or AMD Ryzen processor is also very important to max out MSFS2020, along with 32gb of ram, and a fast SSD or m.2 drive. The sim will only be as fast as your slowest component.
Much agreed
You are 50% right
I feel like 32gb of ram, solid cpu, and a good ssd will be bigger factors with flight sim 2020. Obviously a solid gpu will be needed, but not the biggest factor for this game im thinking. I have 32gb 3200mhz trident z ram, 9900k @ 5.0ghz all cores, asus 2070 super OC'd as well. Im thinking ill be good running ultra settings at 1440p. I hope. Unfortunately I won't get even close to the 240hz my monitor can handle lol but ill be happy if I get atleast 60fps.
Excellent video Mark. Explained it all perfectly. The production is extreme professional quality. Do you do this for a living? If not you should...
Peter Finkill , hi Peter, fantastic feedback, much appreciated. I actually work in manufacturing, but enjoy the video creation process. Take care.
When it comes to flight simulators, now as always, the very best you can afford!
All the simmers seem to be obsessed with pretty scenery but we hear very little about things like ATC voices and whether or not aerodynamics are more or less realistic than those on xplane 11?? I will await the arrival of Xbox series x and Xbox series S before deciding whether to invest in more expensive and rapidly obsolete hardware as it is obvious that you will get more bang for your buck with the Xbox but it is disappointing that MS appear to have abandoned VR for this platform! In any event congratulations to the Asobo team and nice to know that they will still be around for other major products should MS abandon them like they did with Aces!!
@@DietCoke88 We shall see. From what I've heard, looks like a battle is shaping up between AMD Big Navi, and Nvidia's top 30 series... As rumors have 3080 at 20-30% faster than 2080Ti, and Big Navi is rumored to be a whopping 40-50% more powerful than 2080Ti.. Which sounds like it would be right in line with 3080Ti!
All this, of course, very GOOD things!!! Finally some competition in the GPU space!!!!
bliglum These high end cards come with huge price tags and then you also have to consider the CPU, Ram and cooling requirements meaning a very expensive piece of kit to watch smooth scenery! No good getting a Big Navi or 3080 if your cpu, RAM, and cooling are not powerful enough to avoid a bottleneck!
I have an RTX 2070, my previous card was a 1660 but I upgraded in preparation for FS2020. With Xplane, the RTX 2070 handles X plane 11 maxed out 100% and with pay ware scenery and aircraft with fps hovering usually between 40 and 60fps, and the occasional 24fps in dence areas but usually doesn't last long, as it was usually as the scenery was loading, I have X plane on an ssd for faster load times and minimal lag, 16gb ram, and a Ryzen 5 3600.
@@guitarlegend9994 2070 is a pretty beastly card. I'm running a 1080Ti, we should both be good.. Though we might need to run "High" as opposed to "Ultra" as the folks at Digital Foundry said FS2020 is VERY heavy on the GPU, AND CPU.
Thank's an happy new Year :) I'm still using my "old" RTX 2080TI and I'm very pleased with it, I think I'll using it for quite a while by hte way :)
The fastest you can afford would be the right one. 😉
But buying a card now with the Nvidia 3000 series out soon would be a hell of a risk.
hobanagerik , subject of my next video. 😁 take care.
The 30- series is sort of unclear rn. We only know small details about the two top-tier cards, I guess we just have to wait.
With the release of the Nvidia 30 series imminent I'm holding off buying just yet. Based on what we currently know, Ampere should be a pretty decent step up from Turing, and between competition from AMD and the fact that they're apparently going with Samsung's 8nm process for manufacturing (which is a little cheaper than TSMC's 7nm process), they might even be a bit less expensive than the 20 series was at launch. Plus FS2020 probably isn't dropping for a few more months anyway, which is the single biggest reason you'd probably want to upgrade right now. I'd be holding off till September or October.
Zack Akai , valid comments and the subject of my next video. 😁
Thanks for the advise, I bought the 1660 super works like charm on my system with 1920x1080 resolution at an average of 60 fps on the cessna and mid 50's with the stock A320.
Great news 😁
I always enjoy your videos. But, if you don't mind a small criticism, I find the dramatic music incongruous with your laid back, gentlemanly style. A style, I will say, that gives you a watchable quality.
But again, I always enjoy your videos, and thank you for this one.
Hi 'SimHanger'. I agree, also, on my system the dramatic music was louder so I had to adjust the volume each time. Great content though.
WaldenFloyd , thanks for your comments and duly noted for future reference. Regards
Excellent report. I loved the high production values that it contained.
Dale Evans , hi Dale and thanks for your support. Take care.
Nice one Mark, great presentation as always, loved the opening sequence lol :-) Unfortunately I feel that the modern day graphic cards, especially from Nvidia, are just way outside the budgets of most people, for any perceived benefit that you might get in a flight sim! £1200 for a new RTX2080ti is simply ridiculous!! As a retired person keen on flight simulation, I will therefore have to stay with my GTX1070, which has performed very well so far. Keep the great videos coming my friend :-)
Paul Fisher , hi Paul, AMD need to get some high end cards out in the market which will bring some competition into this sector, forcing more reasonable pricing. I fear the next rendition from Nvidia will be even more expensive. Take care.
u'r right. Price of GPU these days are literally ridiculous. I'll try my gtx 1060 1st.
Paul Fisher, totally agree with you! I thought planes often spend a lot of time above clouds anyway 😁. I think the greatest bang for buck is to consider the Xbox series x due Oct/Nov!
Hi all, Mark this is a great overview. Im running the GTX 2070 Super, on two 4K TV's as monitors, and X-Plane maxed out. I'm very happy, even if by Mark's rating it's Mid level.
Awesome, how much was the PC? And how much FPS
@@rayanaltowayan9558 PC itself $1700 with a $200 coupon applied. Fps, depending on scenery and aircraft is at worst 45, but the xplane Cessna 172 oob runs at 60/70. Like I said, I'm happy.
@@georgesiebes cool! I'm guessing your getting those frames because your running at 4K?
@@rayanaltowayan9558 hi Rayan, no not the 4K I think. The 45 frame rates are a combination of me running UD scenery and a nice, but gpu intensive aircraft (Quest Kodiak). All nice problems to have.
Very informative video!
Will a 980ti be good enough for VR in FS2020?
Unfortunately MSFS will not release with VR capability. Hopefully we will not have to wait too long for VR. Regards
Think it should be enough. Maybe OC or turn down settings tho.
Found this channel researching cards for the new FS2020 which comes out tonight! A few things though, it's pronounced "Raid -ee- on" not "Raidon," The 1660 Super is just that, not the 660 Super, and they're called CUDA cores, not just cores. I'm sorry to be so pedantic, but I don't want anyone walking away with misinformation.
Where do you think a GTX 1080 Founders Edition would fit in to your lineup? I'm questioning if I should replace it.
Thanks for any insight.
I will upgrade to a pc with a gtx 1080 xd
GTX 1080 should pit you around the mid to high range, however, may struggle a tad at higher settings at night, and around city's.
These recommendations will probably need to be reconsidered 30-90 days from today's date (Aug 11th).
Hi would you recommend NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER over AMD RADEON RX 5700 XT?
Yes this video was extremely helpful. I have X plane but I plan to get MS 2020 soon. Great video
I'm a newbie and want to build a PC for MSFS2020 but VR only using Oculus Quest 2. Does the headset limit the quality of the graphics or should I still go for the best GPU money can buy? Thanks.
4:16 Those specs are outrageous ..I have not ordered my gaming rig at this stage , yet the one I
have in mind would be obsolete before I tipped the courier..
Do u think play with i5 8th gen with 1060 is required of 1080 and high
AND Ryzen 5 3500X 6-Core
NVIDIA GTX GTX 1660 Super
16GB
My PC specification. MSFS2020 Will it work well?
프로덕션 , your fine for mid- level no problems 😁
@@SimHangerFS Thank you
Let's compare the purchasing power of an Englishman who earns a minimum wage with the purchasing power of a Brazilian who also earns a minimum wage:
- British minimum wage: £ 8.21 or R $ 55.50 (Brazilian currency in Reais)
- Brazilian minimum wage: R $ 4.75 or £ 0.70
If an EVGA Black Edition 11GB RTX 2080Ti costs £ 1160.00 or 141.3 hours worked in the UK
Here in Brazil we would have to work 1657 hours to buy the same video card ... With the same value ... But it is much more expensive: Here the same video card costs £ 1449.65 or a Brazilian worker would have to it is true to work TWO THOUSAND AND SEVENTY HOURS ... if he doesn't spend anything living with his parents. that is, 10 and a half months saving money.
Renato Medeiros , thanks for the insight. If AMD get their act together and offer high end cards that will force Nvidia prices down, we can all benefit. Regards
Thanks for doing the maths lol
Interessante, Renato. I was wondering here where people that probably have now a 1080ti or 2080ti and are already planning to build a new rig with a 3080 get their money from. I need a money tree like theirs, mine is a bit barren. :)
@@ruialexandre6197 I'm hoping my 1080ti/6700k combo can last a few more years. My money tree has dried up as well.
Can you readjust the calculation for current GPU inflation? I've seen this card advertised for £87,200.60!! But currently sitting generally at £800-2,600. The mind boggles o_0
Wait for new generation of GPUs coming this year its the best move rn!
Yeah and spend over 1000USD for just the graphics card? No thanks.
@@rayanaltowayan9558 you didn't get the point, when the new gen comes out you can buy last gen cards way cheaper...
@@Alirezarz62 yea right...IF they are...and i say IF they are still available...many older cards are not and have stopped production.
@@Alirezarz62 ohhh my bad bro. I completely agree with you. You gonna pick up the 2080super? If we can get that for around 500USD, I will be a happy man
@@rayanaltowayan9558 Well thats exactly what i did for current gen gpus! When rtx 2000 came out I bought myself a gtx 1080 for as cheap as $250! it was a great deal for me, I will upgrade to rtx 2080ti after that but who knows maybe i go with rtx 3070 or something since rumors say that 3000 gen is gonna be a massive upgrade to the last gen! Also amd cards are looking promising too so imo buying a gpu right now is not a smart move
Hi there I'm looking for a new joystick and I wondered could you help me?
I had the x56 Rhino, loved the throttle but hated the stick with its single centre spring. Having that feeling of the centre spring tension giving way as it goes from deadzone to a movement is awful. I'd head VKB were very good but costly?
Hoping for your advice as I reckon you know your stuff 👍
The Sound of Legends , hi, VKB are excellent, also look at the Thrustmaster F18 Base and grip. Regards
I was wondering will a i7-9700k and gtx 1070, 32gb ram be good to play on high settings
XD
I dont think you will run medium in 30 fps bro
You will be able to play it on high.
@@alexsp7086 i think the 1070 might struggle a little on high settings.
Great work. excellent work. Thank you so much for sharing.
Just upgraded to a 2070 Super and an i7-9700k with 16gb DDR4@3600. 🤞
Finally some good overview of what to expect on what resolutions. I just bought the 3700x with the nvidia 2080 Super. Hope i can run 4k @ high to ultra
settings
Your specs beat Microsoft's 'Ideal recommendations'. Assuming you also have 32GB of decent RAM and an NVME drive anyway.
I think the ideal section is kind of a placeholder for settings that run in VR with all the eye-candy turned right up, since I doubt they actually know those yet.
I believe MSFS2020 will surprise a lot of people with how well it runs versus how good it looks, and I believe your system will run very nicely indeed.
I should point out, in case you hadn't already guessed, I have absolutely no extra knowledge that the average person doesn't have, but I think I won't be too far off.
@@thegreathadoken6808 jep, I've orederd nvme 1tb and 32gigs of 3200mhz memory in dual channel 15 latency
@@riquardbeks Make sure you disable Gear Down mode on your memory (in the BIOS) to use an odd CL (15), otherwise it'll go to 16. Even better, use Typhoon and the Ryzen Memory Calculator to help dial in your timings for best performance. Depending on what RAM chips you get you might be able to OC them a bit, I got some Crucial memory with Micron E-die (rated at 3200 CL16) and it clocks nicely to 3600 CL16 (or 3200 CL14). Happy flying!
@@jasonhurdlow6607 hey Jason! Is there any way we could talk? I really need some help with that I can't figure out how to use it. It doesn't show my latencies. Please add me on Facebook! Riquard Beks from Belgium 👍
Im using the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB right now and it works great for me. There are better graphic cards out there but I think the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB is great for MSFS 2020 if you dont wanna break the bank
Hi Mark I'm testing prepard 5 my performance is great, but I'm getting a direct x error 5 minutes after launch sometimes at loading. with the latest nvidia drivers DXGI have you experience this in p5? Should I roll the drivers back ?
Hi, I have been using P3D5 all day today and absolutely no problems, I am on driver 461.40. I see there is an update but haven't installed it yet 461.72? Is this the problem?
Hi Mark. I have come across your channel to find something to help me decide how to update my PC to run FS2020.
I wonder if you can advice me. I have an Intel i5-3750K, 16GB DDR3, and a GeForce GTX 650.
This setup is completely under powered for FS2020. The MOBO can only go as far an i7. Can I replace anything to achieve a reasonable performance for FS2020? Or do I have to replace the lot?
Hello, for a system upgrade look at this for some ideas ruclips.net/video/9OYqhh_q7tY/видео.html
You can upgrade, go for an i7 preferably a K model so it can be over clocked. For graphics look to the RTX 3070 if you can find one or RTX 2070 Super or above. Regards
Now that we know who what and when I would come back and look again at this in November in time for Christmas to see what part of your rig needs tweaking. I cant wait.
In march it could be less expensive ;-)
(After everyone got his new card)
If I wasn't satisfied with what I have I know what I would go with since it's alot of bang for your buck. A GTX 1070 Strix OC can be found currently at ~2.000 SEK (in my country) which is ~£177.
2070 Super as Mid-end? What reality is that? Here in Brazil I am considered to have a High-end PC as I have a RTX 2060 6GB.
Hi Mark I got a question I recently updated my nvidia drivers to the latest version Feb 25,2021 on both of my computers running prepard version 4.5 hotfix 3 they have 2080 super and 2060 I was getting 60 fps or more now I'm getting 25 fps I reverted back and no change I also did a clean install with ddu I always do express but this time I didn't I know is driver related I was just seeking you knowledge to what you can recommend .? Thanks.
Hi Aaron, I am also using latest drivers, no hit on FPS. Not sure what the issue is....graphic settings changed?
@@SimHangerFS hi Mark thanks for you replay in prepard no in my nvidia panel I have everything default except for maximum performance..Its weird both of my computers were getting 40 to 60 fps.maybe is so within nvidia settings in control panel.
Hi Mark I'll try pv5 and see if it's any better p3d being such an old program probably something got corrupt,I'll be fun to mess with preoardv5
Very informative video. Personally, I wait, because with the fixes and things they still have to do, it may be 6 months until it is released, so hardware would be a bit old already in a few months time. I like the effects; you must have spent AGES on them. What video editor do you use?
raymondgoubet , hello, I use Davinci Resolve 16. Thanks for the feedback. Regards
@@SimHangerFS Thank you for telling what video editor you use. :)
Update
would you recommend getting a 1080ti as a more affordable high power card? Can you even still buy them new?
Hello, they are available on the second hand market still, but you want to avoid any card used for mining (bitcoin). Perhaps Ebay. It is still a great card.
Loving the intro! Great informative video 👌
What do you think about a Ryzen 5 2600, Rtx 2060 and 16gb ddr4 at 3000mhz?
Is it enough for running mid-high level?
I cannot aford last of the market CPU or GPU.
Thanks
Gabriel Alzamora , hello, this will definitely run at mid-level, no worries 😉
I like your videos sir!
Then flight sim VR came out, and even the 3090 couldn't handle it.
A very informative video thank you. I run an RTX2080ti with a 1300watt PSU.
Hello Mark, would you think a pc with a 2080 super, and a ryzen 3700x, with 32 gb of ram could run it in 4k 60fps?
TheMasterChiefWB , I assume your referring to MSFS, and with your spec you have as good a chance as any. Take care. Regards
I Have a GTX 1050TI which I know is discontinued, however I am quite pleased with its performance. What available card would you compare mine to as far as specifications go? Excellent Video by the way!!!
Tristan Schwarz , hi Tristan, your card would fall into the same category as the RX580. Regards
SimHanger Flight Simulation Thanks for your reply, I appreciate it!
I have an i5-6600K, RX 580, 24 GB RAM, and 200 mbps internet. These videos are making me worried about fs2020. Do you think my setup will be alright?
Eli K , you will not be running in 4K, so at 1080p and 1440p I think your system will handle it, aided by your great internet connection 😁
SimHanger Flight Simulation I am running it on a 1440p 165 hz 32 inch monitor. Will it be ok on this type of monitor? I feel a bit more relieved now haha
Eli K I think that you are pushing it with a 580. I would wait for the new cards to come out then upgrade to your price range. However the ram looks good. The cpu is on the lower side though I would recommend a upgrade that in the future. If you have a ssd that will help also.
Anyways that is my two cents. Have a great day
I currently have the ryzan 580 series and I'm wanting to play fsx 2020 on max settings and I have a great setup other than my GPU; should I purchase the 2080 or wait for the 3080 to come out and purchase it then?
Sam Carpenter hey Sam that’s a tough choice, expect the new cards around late Sept through November, so a bit of a wait. See my follow up video on the new cards here ruclips.net/video/HQSpqbiChmA/видео.html
What would you go with for fs2020? I5-9400F with RTX 2060 super or i5-9600K with GTX1660 super?
Mohammed Ibraheem , personally I would go with your first option. Regards
SimHanger Flight Simulation Thank you
Hi I have A GA-B250M-DS3H Mothewrboard i53GHz procesor 16GB RAM and a 4gb gtx 1050ti and with low setting also i get stutters in msfs 2020, Kindly advice on which Graphic card to buy to get good frame rates on atleast high settings
Not familiar with your motherboard, but best bang for your buck on a GPU would be an RTX 3070
Thank you Mark. At the point of repeating myself thank you once again
Very interesting and simple to follow credit to all your hard work
. At the moment I have a Nvida 1080 GT and managing very well in X-Plane 11 with Orbx True earth all of the uk and Aerofly 2020 both triple screen and Oculus rift s VR . I turn the graphic settings down in vr and it’s not a problem at all. I will change my pc when it starts to struggle. Then it’s back to Paul at alpine systems he built my pc back end of 2016 .once again 👏👏👏👏👏
Ps I agree with the other comments no music 👍
phillip beharall , thanks for your fantastic feedback. Take care. Regards
OK... so what card do you really need to make full use of FS2020?
pantoffelslippers , my recommendation would be RTX 2080 super or ti.
Thank you for making this video. Question, I currently have a Ryzen 5 3600, 32gb of RAM (at 3200mhz), and an rx 5700xt. Do you suppose I will be able to run FS2020 at relative high graphic settings, while achieving a decent fps (at the very least, 60fps)?
Charles Oxley , in short, yes I do 😁
How good would you say FS2020 will run on my system !!
RTX 2070 Super
32gb RAM
i7-9700
S French , your system exceeds the recommended spec so you’ll be good to go, and your not that far from the ideal spec. Regards
SimHanger Flight Simulation thanks for your speedy comment.... any ideas on FPS too ?
Also thinking of jumping to the 3080ti when that releases to futureproof
@@sfrenchy5943 dont, save your money
Do you think my gtx 1050 ti 4gb, i5-8300h, and 16gb ram could run at a constant 30 frames per second on low - medium settings at 1080p the graphics card has been in use for about 5 months
Do one on ram and ram hz , speed etc
Just a suggestion.
I noticed flight simulator 2022 is very ram intensive!
More ram or faster ram will definitely improve frame rate
I'm running 32 gig 3200hz clocked it to 3266
Helped a bit.
Could use 64 at 3600hz speed
Get me two sticks of 32gig each, I have 4 ram slots but, mite try two 32 gig sticks in dual channel 64gig , less hand off and better stability.
My specs...
Cpu 2700x 4.2 clocked
Gpu RX 6600 Hellhound good clock on it.
32gig ram corsair vengeance pro 3200hz
Clocked 3266hz
X470 board
850 watt power supply
Aio corsair cooler rad
Corsair 580 case or 680 that big white one .
My benchmark in 21.096 in 3d mark on fire , in 1440p .
Cinebench. 10,986
Well when has it ever been good NOT to buy the very best you can afford to!
My specs
AsRock Z390 Pro 4 Intel LGA 1151 Gaming Motherboard
Intel Core i7 9700K 8 Core 4.7GHz (Max Turbo Frequency 4.9 GHz)
GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 11GB
32GB 3200MHz DDR4
Ooh stop it you're tempting me to upgrade my 8600k to a 9700k.
I have a question I’m looking into buying this new flight simulator but I’m not sure my pc is up for the task. I’m wondering if you could tell me. I’ve got a Nvidia GTX 1060 4GB of ram and an intel core i5 9th gen processor. I definitely have the 150 GB of storage. This would be great to know if my pc could even run it at medium to high settings. Thanks, and great video!
How it works?
QBEX I looked at my ram I actually have 8GB of ram. It works very well on high to medium settings. The FPS is stable around 30 to 40 with drops to around 15 to 20 at low altitudes in scenery populated areas. But otherwise the performance is really good!
Thinking of mine i7-5500U, 8 GB SDRAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850 4 GB. Should I bother?
QBEX I think the i7 is certainly powerful enough for a core but I don’t think your graphics card could support a very good stable FPS experience. Might be time for an upgrade 🤷♂️ I mean you could go for it but I don’t think the experience would be super pleasing.
Apologies (in advance) for being "nit-picky", but in the U.S., any building/structure designed and built for purposes of housing aircraft is spelled "H-A-N-G-A-R". Or is this another U.K. vs. U.S. thing like "aluminium" vs. "aluminum"?
N34RT , hi, no hangar is spelt the same way here in UK as well. It’s a long story, but with an e is intentional. Take care.
Shame you skipped rtx 2060 super. Where on this list would you place it?
Got hp envy i7-5500U, 8 GB SDRAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850 4 GB. Should I bother to install the game?
QBEX , your system will run the sim at 1080p but struggle with higher settings.
@@SimHangerFS thx for answer, great vid. Running on medium would blow my mind. Game looks awesome. Will give it a try, hope it works in some quality
What a fantastic video! Just what I was looking for 👍
I’m picking up my Asus Rog Zephyrus G14, AMD Ryzen 9, 16 gig memory, RTX 2060 Max-Q, 1 TB hard ssd, 6gig vram, do you think this will run great on this laptop!
This will do it yes
I dont have much experience with gaming laptops but I personally think it will run good, i would say 60 fps + on medium settings.
I have:
AMD A10-7870K 3.9Ghz 4 Cores 4 Threads APU
A88XM-A MOBO
WIN 10 X64 + 16GB DDR3 PC3-14200 RAM
NVIDIA GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5 RAM
Crucial MX500 SSD 500GB
65Mbs internet speed
I wonder how this will get on with MS Flight Sim 2020....
Is a Radeon RX 580 good enough for Flight Simulator 2020? Will it be enjoyable with this graphic card?
GameFlyer , yes at 1080p resolution. Regards
I admire the introduction
Came here for the ads but the video got in the way
🤣😂🤣 yeah they rip the ring out of it
@@SimHangerFS 🤪 I'm sorry, I wanted to watch the video, but I had to turn it off after the 5th ad within 2 minutes, it was so bad. Keep the content coming, love it!
The best intro... 👍👍
not sure if my current system can run it...can you please check to see if i need to upgrade?
9th Gen i9 OC to 4.5
64GB Ram
2 x Sli 2080Ti
1000 watt PS
Dedicated 1TB Nvme for MS Flight sim
i would upgrade the ram to 128, add another 2080 ti, boost power supply to like 1400w and another 3tb SSD. You are welcome!
Hello. I have the Flight Joke System by Logitech and the Quadrant, my question is, those devices could work with Xbox in Flight Simulator 2020 Premium Edition?
can it run GTX 1660 S ?
I am struggling to work out what would be a sensible upgrade from my GTX970 that isn't going to give me and my bank manager sleepless nights. I am also trying to work out where my GTX970 ranks in the grand scheme of things? Any advice would be much appreciated.
Christian Tyroll , check this out, GTX 970 falls into recommended category. ruclips.net/video/9OYqhh_q7tY/видео.html I would suggest RTX 2070 super. Regards
@@SimHangerFS Thank you
How will adding new scenery, airport, and plane mods affect sim performance? Will they eventually crash our CPUs, SSDs, GPUs, and FPS?
I was expecting more some recommendations what are the parameters we should be looking for and some relevancy to current flight simulators that are available - esp. real testing etc. (higher memory or newer memory - 6 over 5, etc.).... testing with these cards on current XPL would be more interesting....
Generally speaking with the exception of Flight Simulator 2020 (which not only has a High Fidelity Graphics Engine, but will offload Physics Simulation on to Compute Shaders) then your choice of Graphics Cards more-or-less comes down to what Resolution you want to run at (Fill Rate) and Graphics Memory Available.
The actual performance is far less important.
This means you can more-or-less get away with a Mainstream (Sub-£300) Graphics Card and still be able to run at 1440p/2160p just fine... what tends to matter more is your CPU, System Memory and Storage Drive combination.
As such this is where you'll really want to invest., as well the key element of a Flight Sim is the Simulation aspect.
Physics is generally CPU Bound., the better the Floating Point Performance and Core Count of your CPU... then the better it will be.
Same is true in terms of Scenery. You might think "Oh but a Forrest of Trees / Houses, clearly will take a lot out of my GPU... no?" and well the simple fact is that most Triple A Games are generally speaking pushing 10-50x the Geometric Complexity., beyond that things like Trees or Buildings are generally just a handful of Unique Models; these actually are lightweight to process regardless if you have 100 or 1,000,000 on-screen at once; because all the Graphics Card needs to do is process the unique model then instance it multiple times.
In such a case very little data is changing that needs to be processed again.
Instead where this will hurt is via the CPU, as the logic of doing Instancing still has to be handled say 1,000,000x on the CPU; where-as for the GPU it's more-or-less packaged as an instruction to reuse data.
As such Scenery is typically going to hit your CPU harder the more you have. What you'll need from the GPU for such is more Graphics Memory just to store the Instance References., but this is more-or-less to further reduce the need to reprocess said base model for some simple state changes during the Render Pass.
Still as noted Flight Sim 2020 is a bit different here., as well they decided to take advantage of how much more powerful GPUs have become to really ramp up how the game looks to 11.
In the case of that... well you're going to want to consider the GPU in the same way you would for say Triple A Game Releases.
Anything Sub-£300 is going to be 1080p, £300 - £500 is going to be 1440p and for 2160p (4K) you're going to want something £500+
As a note both the RTX 30-Series and RX 6000-Series are due to be released within the next 4-8weeks., so it's perhaps best to hold off deciding as we don't yet know what these GPU lines up are going to be. There have been a lot of "Leaks" that have constantly changed over the past 6 months, and this is a bit unusual as normally so close to launch we'd have a fairly good idea on Line Up and Price Points being fully leaked; as it stands we're still basically still in the dark.
Same is true for the next Gen Consoles (which we know Flight Sim 2020 will be released for Xbox One X, Series S and Series X) but no prices for them and again they're set to release in < 3 months... normally we know most of this info back in Mar / Apr.
So yeah, I'd give it a while.
@@Leyvin Thanks a lot for Your answer and such an explanation :) Almost an article ;) Tomorrow I am going to buy and download FS 2020 so I will see what it does, but quite sure my PC will need an upgrade.... at least the Gcard ;) Actually for me is 1080p fine detail. What I am thinking more are 2 side screens, resulting in more wide space experience. Thank You very much for advice ;)
What about the GTX 1050ti 4GB. I7-4790 360mhz 12 GB RAM?
Robert , at 1080p you’ll manage okay, but struggle at higher res. Regards
SimHanger Flight Simulation Would upgrading to 32GB of ram help? I’m not too computer savvy. I appreciate it.
Would a GTX 1070 run it well? Would it run the sim at a high graphics setting and above 60 fps?
23-7 - A lot would depend on what monitor you're using.
23-7 22w-4 , with a 1070 you will get a reasonable performance, but will struggle to maintain a good FPS in 4K or heavy scenery in 1440p. Regards
Thank you for a straight forward video, but why you keep saying HMDI?
Mr U Asar , sorry with all those specs, getting tongue tied 🤣
Be aware all that Nvidia announced today that they are discontinuing the 20 series line to exhaust current stock. That is likely to mean prices will rise ahead of the introduction of the 30 series. That also likely means the 30 series is just around the corner so a fraught time to buy. I'm holding off until both manufacturers unveil their new offering in about mid September...ish.
I hope im good, I have a Gigabyte 2070 Super, is that enough?
Richard Nightingale , that is a great card for 1080p or 1440p resolutions. 👍
@@SimHangerFS What about 4k?
@@DominicCast007 , it will struggle at 4K, recommend 2080 super or above for 4K. Regards
More like which graphics card and CPU will run XP11 in weather without problems. I am still waiting. MFS 2020 is coming out. Will that require more, less or the same. I've seen numbers but that didn't mean anything for xp11.
My Ryzen asus crosshair vi hero 1800x 16GB ddr4 3200, nvme960 pro, asus 1080ti 11gb gddr5x, 120mbits network, wifi6 router dlink, should run fs2020 correctly..ah ah.
I have a gtx 1650ti graphics card laptop im sure thats good?
Could you just suggest laptops instead? With best combination of GPU/CPU keeping a reasonable budget in mind. I'm keen on getting the new Asus Zephyrus G14.
Varun Kumar , hello, I am not really qualified as far as laptops go, so would be hesitant to make recommendations. Sorry. Keep your eye on project XE from Intel. Could be great for laptops in the near future. Take care.
Ick to gaming laptops.
@@johncampbell3979 ?
Like always well prepared and well explained video Thank you for your excellent videos....
Rahal Widanagamage , thank you for your great feedback 😁